. tole Bipiaal ka ee 6S ta rf eae eens : * x Lh FATHER MORICE chief after the others had talked themselves hoarse. ‘But you are not a common man; you are the representative of Him-that-sits- on-the-Sky (God), and since you insist that ! must go and deliver myself up to the white chief, I will do so.” He went; his case was thoroughly sifted, and he was found guilty and duly sentenced. Father Morice had once more been instru- mental in seeing justice come to its own. This zealous and learned missionary, now passing the evening of his life in Winnipeg, Man., whither labors too strenuous for his strength, travelling over mount and vale, preaching and teaching, no less than doing unaided all the work incident on book print- ing, forced him to repair, belongs to thirteen or fourteen of the most learned scientific so- cieties of Canada, United States, England, France and Switzerland. He has compiled original maps of the regions he explored, and published numerous books, scientific and otherwise; but his most enduring honor is to be found in the spiritual harvest that followed the toil of his goodly sowing, amid the great valleys and lakes of the Canadian Rockies. 31